An H-F bond is more polar than an H-O bond, so HF forms stronger hydrogen bonds than H20. Nevertheless, HF has a lower boiling point than H2O. Explain by selecting all true statements. O HF can form only one hydrogen bond per molecule. O H20 can form two hydrogen bonds per molecule. O Heavier molecules have lower boiling points than lighter molecules. O The hydrogen bond network in HF is less extensive than in H2O. O None of these.

An H-F bond is more polar than an H-O bond, so HF forms stronger hydrogen bonds than H20. Nevertheless, HF has a lower boiling point than H2O. Explain by selecting all true statements. O HF can form only one hydrogen bond per molecule. O H20 can form two hydrogen bonds per molecule. O Heavier molecules have lower boiling points than lighter molecules. O The hydrogen bond network in HF is less extensive than in H2O. O None of these.

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An H-F bond is more polar than an H-O bond, so HF forms stronger hydrogen bonds than H2O. Nevertheless, HF has a lower boiling
point than H2O. Explain by selecting all true statements.
O HF can form only one hydrogen bond per molecule.
O H20 can form two hydrogen bonds per molecule.
O Heavier molecules have lower boiling points than lighter molecules.
O The hydrogen bond network in HF is less extensive than in H2O.
O None of these.
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